Milo News Roundup of Illness Visits and Local Activity
Misses Rena Beck and Beatrice Beck spent Thursday night with Misses Louise Barns and Mable Helms. Ethel Conwell and Pauline Knote attended Delores Lee’s funeral in Van Buren. Marion Smith recovering from illness. Guy Helms and Perry Daugherty families helped with butchering. Harrold Beck ill with influenza. Dead Trout family visited Chester Heffner and Sons. Kenneth Heffner visited. Sampie Smith on sick list. Friends revival ends after two weeks with good crowds. Dora Ku Adam Been Tuesday evenings. Chester Herror recovered from severe sickness. Kenneth Garrer visited Kenneth Green. Virginia and Betebraides on sick list. Choir held at Vilna and Thelma Smith home. F H Haaupther suffers blood poisoning in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena
Beatrice Beck
Louise Barns
Mable Helms
Ethel Conwell
Pauline Knote
Delores Lee
van Buren
Marion Smith
Guy Helms
Perry Daugherty
Harrold Beck
Dead Trout
Chester Heffner and Sons
Kenneth Green
Virginia
Bete Braides
Vilna
Thelma Smith
F. H. Haaupther
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promotes Safe Colds Relief
An enduring cough remedy praised for safety and reliability. It is described as non opium and suitable for children, trusted in households for many years and favored by mothers for its gentle effect.
Death of Mrs Clara Winkle Holden at Lafayette Soldiers Home
Mrs. Clara Winkle Holden died Sunday at the state Soldiers Home in Lafayette Indiana. Her remains were sent to her sister Mrs Alice Robinson. Funeral service was held Tuesday at 10 30 AM at the Christian church with Rev Frances of North Manchester officiating and H A Davis of Van Buren in charge. The column notes neighbors churchgoers and local health updates. A humorous item tells of a pig trading and subsequent rooster coexistence.
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Clara Winkle Holden
State Soldiers
Lafayette
Ind
Alice Robinson
The
Christian Church
Frances
North Manchester
H. A. Davis
van Buren
Robert Flames
Simon Clevenger
Edna
Marion
Samuel McVicker
Fredrick Endsley
Jessie Endsley
R. G. Pence
Noah Fence
Joshua Pulley
Christ
George Dykes
Charley Studebaker
Regular bowel movement urged for health
Constipation is described as stoppage of the body's sewer system and daily bowel movement is urged. The text advises keeping bowels regular by taking Chamberlain's Tablets when needed to enjoy good health.
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Chamberlain
Hartford Area Social Notes and Local Events Highlight Week
Sunday visits connect Hartford residents with relatives from Rockford Dundee and beyond. Keefer Risinger’s body returned from Oklahoma for funeral at Asbury chapel. Red Men lodge supper and Gleanor S. S. meeting at Theodore Allen’s home with many attendees. Revival services planned with Mr. Cooper leading singing. Article emphasizes county support for agriculture and Farmers Federation as public aid.
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M. E. Zoda
Hartford
Isaac Broom
Rockford
Ruth Palmer
A. F. Gilbert
Henry Banley
Dundee
Frank McKee
Harvey Elwood
Martha
Ben Good
Floyd Riggs
Miss Hope Elwood
Ruth
Rachel Howell
Ada Gilbert
Vincent Boyer
Geraldine
Vern Swagger
Will Ritchey
Frank Schweikhardt
Raleigh Howard
Keefer Risinger
Oklahoma
Asbury Chapel
Eve Cruse
van Buren
George Cruse
Red Men Lodge
S. S
Theodore Allen
Miss Ruth Palmer
Hope Elwood
Geraldine Zoda
Ruth Howell
Mesers
Lester Bausley
Samuel Palmer
Oscar
Jaysen Banter
Alexander Butler
Lauren Ritchey
Earl Butler
Charley Herring
Delmer Gilbert
Ronald and
Ransom Slasher
Ronald
Ransom Slusier
Cooper
Three Chamberlain's Tablets Cure Headache
Advertisement urges readers to take three Chamberlain's Tablets for severe headache and stomach upsets claiming they straighten liver and bowel disorders and effectively cure the headache.
Pushing Farm Industry Editorial from Plymouth Indiana
Editorial urges reading the county agent Clarke annual report on Marshall county agricultural activities. It stresses the county’s farming dominance and links farm prosperity to overall prosperity for townspeople.
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Plymouth
Ind
Clarke
Marshall County
Newspaper subscription prices listed for Indiana papers
The Indianapolis Daily News costs $4 per year and the Van Buren News Eyeagle asks $1.50 annually. Combined, one year totals $4.50 for both papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Daily News
van Buren News-Eagle
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by Local Applications
An old medical notice argues catarrhal deafness stems from a constitutional issue not local treatments can reach. It explains the auditory tube blockage causes progressive hearing loss and claims a $100 reward for a cure, while urging a systemic remedy over topical cures.
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Ruetechion
Estarryu
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J. L. Morley
West Fifth St
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F. A. Smith
Tip Top
Snow King
Finkle Milsing Company
Ohio
Kentucky
Farmers Elevator Company
E. McVicker
Landessville
Great Farmers Federation
Faris
Glasess
C. C. Faris
Emil Faris
S. S. Square
Ned Conwell
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